Construction: Domestic | Asia-Pacific

Allen & Gledhill's lawyers in Singapore routinely act on both front-end construction matters and disputes, locally and across South-East Asia. The team regularly advises blue-chip developers and public agencies on a range of infrastructure, engineering and building projects, while also advising main contractors and subcontractors on construction issues. The firm possesses strong international arbitration capabilities, and is experienced with work involving a range of countries across the Asia-Pacific region, and also regularly handles construction claims in the Singapore High Court. Clients benefit from Allen & Gledhill's network of associated offices in countries such as Myanmar and Malaysia that can assist with cross-border mandates. The department regularly represents clients active in the real estate, energy, transport and tech sectors.

Pinsent Masons MPillay in Singapore has a highly regarded construction practice, well versed in advising large contractors, subcontractors and architects on complex construction law disputes. The department has a deep bench with impressive expertise in all forms of dispute resolution including mediation, arbitration and litigation. The team is also able to assist with contentious contract renegotiation and regularly advises on specialised matters in sectors such as transport and energy. The firm combines prominent local law expertise with an impressive international capability and represents both Singaporean and international clients in local and outbound matters.

Rajah & Tann Singapore is home to a respected legal disputes team with considerable experience advising on construction matters for project sponsors, developers and contractors. The firm has deep experience in negotiating EPC contracts for energy and infrastructure construction projects, and is sought out for redevelopment mandates in real estate and infrastructure. The team regularly acts in construction disputes across South-East Asia, including complex multiparty disputes. The practice is active for clients on data centre construction projects.

WongPartnership has a robust construction law practice in Singapore with significant contentious and non-contentious capabilities, advising major contractors and developers on a variety of local and international projects. The firm is active on numerous high profile and complex construction arbitrations and is also experienced in working with government authorities. The department fields a deep bench of construction specialists with particular experience in the Middle East as well as the Asia-Pacific region. WongPartnership is additionally noted for handling prominent construction work within Singapore and especially handles matters in the real estate and transport sectors.

Christopher Chuah Law Chambers is a boutique construction firm whose team draws on decades of expertise. The team is well versed in contentious and non-contentious matters, regularly representing developers and main contractors in litigation, adjudication and arbitration. Its team also boasts front-end experience, including joint venture formation and project tendering.

Clyde & Co has a dynamic construction law practice in Singapore with an established reputation for handling construction disputes. The department represents contractors in adjudications and arbitrations relating to construction around the region. The team frequently acts with regard to the construction of energy and infrastructure projects as well as property developments.

The construction team at Dentons Rodyk & Davidson in Singapore advises contractors and developers on construction disputes, with expertise spanning adjudication, arbitration and litigation. The construction department operates as part of a larger dispute resolution practice, where it maintains an impressive list of blue-chip clients. The team handles cases relating to developments in the property, energy, power and transportation sectors, and offers additional strength in front-end construction matters. Dentons Rodyk & Davidson has access to a significant international construction network with capability across Europe and North America, as well as the Asia-Pacific region.

Drew & Napier's construction law group in Singapore represents a range of contractors, subcontractors and developers in construction disputes, including international arbitration. The team draws on the firm's wider disputes strength to handle big-ticket construction cases. The firm is regularly engaged in matters in the Middle East, as well as across Asia-Pacific, and is also active in disputes in Singapore, such as adjudication proceedings, with expertise in the Security of Payments Act.

TSMP Law Corporation advises developers and contractors on local and regional construction disputes, drawing on its sound litigation, adjudication and arbitration experience. The team of lawyers in Singapore assists with a range of energy and infrastructure projects, advising on a range of construction documentation. The firm is experienced in advising clients on claims involving governmental bodies and is well placed to act on behalf of architects.

Baker McKenzie's legal team in Singapore handles an array of construction matters, encompassing both front-end and disputes work. The firm is regularly engaged in international arbitration relating to construction. The lawyers also advise clients on construction contracts. The team is well versed in handling regional matters and can draw on the expertise of its offices across South-East Asia.

The contentious construction law group at CMS acts for a range of contractors, subcontractors, engineering companies and manufacturers in the Singapore market. The team handles a wide range of disputes, including adjudication and arbitration, relating to delay and design claims, among others. The firm is particularly active on mandates in the property and energy sectors, and engaged for some regional matters, as well as those in Singapore.